2011 Corporate Responsibility Report Gulf Oil Company Limited Message from the Managing Director

Cabinda Gulf Oil Company Limited (CABGOC) is proud to be a part of ’s thriving culture and we share a passionate drive for progress. CABGOC has a strong history of both positive contributions to the social welfare of the Angolan people, and of operations conducted with the highest standards of excellence — working in Angola safely, reliably, and efficiently. We view each year as an opportunity to surpass our accomplishments.

This corporate responsibility report provides many examples of how we demonstrate our dedication to delivering on our social investment commitments to Angola. Working with our business partner Sonangol, the Angolan government, community members, and program implementers, we made great strides in 2011, helping people build healthier and economically stronger lives, and we work continuously to help Angolans flourish. In this report, you’ll find stories on our many health-related projects, details on how we are increasing access to training and education, and information on our efforts to support sustainable economic growth.

Our commitment to Angola is rooted in our long-term mutually beneficial relationship. We remain privileged to play a major role in this remarkable country’s ever-brighter future.

Thank you for your interest in our efforts. Your thoughts and comments are always most welcome.

Sincerely, Richard P. Cohagan Managing Director Cabinda Gulf Oil Company Limited

On the cover: In 2011, Chevron initiated the first program ever conducted in Angola to test, diagnose, and treat sickle cell disease.

2 | Cabindaabinda GulfGulf OilOil CompanyCompany LimitedLimited The Chevron Way Getting Results the Right Way

At the heart of The Chevron Way is our vision to be the global energy company most admired for its people, partnership, and performance.

Our company’s foundation is built on our values, which distinguish us and guide our actions. We conduct our business in a socially responsible and ethical manner. We respect the law, support universal human rights, protect the environment, and benefit the communities where we work.

The Chevron Way explains who we are, what we do, what we believe, and what we plan to accomplish. It establishes a common understanding for all employees and all who interact with us.

The company’s values are integrity, diversity, ingenuity, partnership, protecting people and the environment, and high

Chevron employees at the company’s booth during Elite Careers fair in in June 2011. performance.

2011 Corporate Responsibility Report | 3 About Cabinda Gulf Oil Company Operations and Business Portfolio

Chevron subsidiary Cabinda Gulf Oil Company Limited (CABGOC) ranks among Angola’s top petroleum producers, with a total operated daily production of 543,000 barrels of liquids (139,000 net) in 2011. We continue to invest billions of dollars in major energy projects intended to dramatically increase oil production and conserve natural gas for use in Angola.

Chevron has interests in four Block 0 contains 21 fields, divided In the western part of the Lifua concessions in Angola, and operates into areas A and B. In 2011, total Field, we completed an appraisal two of them. daily production averaged 340,000 well with successful flow tests from barrels of liquids (108,000 net). While post-salt Likouala and Vermelha Among our most important offshore drilling within Block 0 remains a zones. Development opportunities investments are priority, several major infrastructure are being evaluated. yy the Belize– projects are focused on eliminating Tomboco and Tombua-Landana routine flaring of natural gas, Block 14 platforms. handling increasing production, and Since 1995, when the exploration yy the Mafumeira Norte and renewing older facilities. license was first awarded, Block Mafumeira Sul projects. The Area A Gas Management 14 has undergone an aggressive yy the Malongo Flare Relief and Projects were designed to eliminate exploration program that has Modification Project and the routine flaring of natural gas. With resulted in 11 discoveries. Activity Nemba Enhanced Secondary completion of the Malongo Flare during 2011 concentrated on well Recovery Project. and Relief Modifications Project in planning at key prospects expected November 2011, all projects have to be drilled in 2012. We also have an interest in Angola been completed, and as of year-end Liquefied Natural Gas Limited, an In 2011, total daily production was 2011, flaring had been reduced by onshore liquefied natural gas (LNG) 187,000 barrels of liquids (29,000 approximately 70 million cubic feet joint venture. net) from Benguela Belize–Lobito of natural gas per day by reinjecting Tomboco, Kuito, Tombua and CABGOC is Angola’s largest excess natural gas into the Takula Landana Fields. international oil company employer and Malongo reservoirs. with 3,130 Angolan employees — The Benguela Belize facility is At Mafumeira Sul, located in the 88 percent of our workforce. the industry’s first application of Southern Malongo Area, front-end Angolans fill 76 percent of the local compliant piled-tower structural engineering and design activities professional and supervisory roles. technology outside the Gulf of continued for development of: Mexico. Compliant piled-tower yy a central processing facility platforms are attached to the Exploration and yy two wellhead platforms seafloor but are able to flex safely with the constant forces of wind, Production yy approximately 75 miles (121 km) of waves, and currents. The drilling subsea pipelines and production platforms Benguela Block 0 yy 50 wells. Belize at 1,680 feet (512 m) and Chevron operates the Block 0 Tombua Landana at 1,200 feet At the end of 2011, proved reserves concession, located offshore (366 m) are among the world’s had not been recognized for this adjacent to the Cabinda coastline. tallest man-made structures. project; however, maximum total With our partners, we are working daily production is expected to Studies to evaluate development on a major development program to reach 110,000 barrels of crude alternatives for the Field significantly increase production. oil and 10,000 barrels of Liquid continued throughout 2011. The Petroleum Gas (LPG). development concept includes an

4 | Cabinda Gulf Oil Company Limited Takula field, at Block 0, offshore Cabinda Tombua Landana accommodations

FPSO and subsea wells that will be Angola Liquefied Natural Gas (ALNG) located in approximately 4,000 continued into 2011. Commissioning feet (1,219 m) of water. At the end of The centerpiece of the Angola began in July that year, and 2011, proved reserves had not been Liquefied Natural Gas project is its mechanical completion was achieved recognized for this project. 5.2 million-metric-ton per-year LNG plant. The facility, located onshore in in December; startup is expected in Block 2 and Fina Sonangol the northern part of the country, is the second quarter of 2012. designed to process 1.1 billion cubic The plant will be operated by Texaco Area feet of natural gas per day produced Sociedade Operacional Angola LNG, Chevron holds a 20 percent from offshore fields. S.A, an Angolan-registered company working interest in Block 2 located Chevron has a 36.4 percent interest owned by the shareholders of the offshore and adjacent to Angola’s in the project. Construction of ALNG project. northwestern coast. Chevron the LNG plant began in 2008 and has a 16.3 percent interest in the onshore Fina Sonangol Texaco area. Pointe-Noire REPUBLIC In neither concession is Chevron OF THE CONGO the operator. In 2011, total daily ATLANTIC OCEAN production averaged 16,000 barrels Djeno of liquids (2,000 net). Kitina Terminal

Congo River Canyon Wamba ANGOLA Nsano (Cabinda) Crossing Moho-Bilondo Banzala Nkossa Project construction began in 2011 Moho Nord Takula Nsoko for this 87 mile (140 km) pipeline, LIANZI Malongo DEVELOPMENT Lomba part of which will be routed offshore, Numbi Malongo ZONE Kuito Terminal under the Congo River subsea Benguela Nemba Vuko canyon, from Angola’s Blocks 0 and Tomboco Belize Malange Kungulo Limba 14 to the Angola LNG plant in , Lobito Vanza Angola. The canyon crossing will be Lianzi Longui Bomboco Area A Landana accomplished by drilling intersecting BLOCK 0 Mafumeira wells from small fixed platforms Kokongo Tombua installed on each side of the canyon. N'Dola Lucapa Sanha DRC Chevron holds a 38.1 percent Gabela interest in the pipeline designed to BLOCK 14 Area B Libwa transport up to 250 million cubic Tshiala feet per day of natural gas. East

Angola LNG Project ANGOLA

Chevron Activity Highlight Crude Oil Field Natural Gas Field Terminal

2011 Corporate Responsibility Report | 5 Chimbicado School in Luanda, which opened in January 2011, serves 1,500 students. Corporate Responsibility Investments

Highlights & Geographic Coverage yy Approximately 2.2 million people directly benefited from Chevron Nearly US$20 Million in Social Investments in 2011 and partner-assisted programs. Investment17% byHealth Sector yy Over $19.2 million was invested 17% Health in Community Social Projects 39% Education in Angola. 39% Education 8% Agriculture/Fisheries 8% Agriculture/Fisheries yy CABGOC helped improve access to basic human needs, education, 3%ME 3%S SME health care services and helped 3% Capacity Building support sustainable livelihoods 3% Capacity Building through agriculture, fisheries, 5% Water, Environment, 5%Sanitation, Water, and Environment, Safety and small-and-medium enterprise Sanitation, and Safety development. 25% Donations & Memberships 16% Donations & Memberships yy Community Engagement projects were carried out in 16 . Our Community Engagement Presence in Angola 2011

Cabinda Block 0/Block 14 & Chevron Sole: Zaire Uige Cunene, Huila, , Malange, Uige, Cuanza Norte, Luanda, Bengo Luanda Malange Lunda Norte Cabinda and Lunda Norte. Cuanza Norte

Lunda Sul Block 0 and Block 14: Lunda Sul Cuanza Sul and Namibe.

Chevron Sole: , Bié, Cuanza Bié Huambo Moxico Benguela Sul, Benguela and Bengo.

Huila

Namibe Cuando Cubango Cunene

A classroom at Chimbicado School.

6 | Cabinda Gulf Oil Company Limited Screening, testing, diagnosis and treatment for sickle cell disease starts with parental involvement at the David Bernardino Pediatric Hospital in Luanda. Working to Improve Health throughout Angola

In 2011, Chevron and its partners invested over $3.5 million in the health sector which benefited more than 1.1 million people. Goal Help reduce the main Launching the First Line of Defense causes of mortality and against Sickle Cell Anemia morbidity, especially among women and In 2011, Chevron initiated a four- in partnership with the Ministry of children. year, $4 million project — the first- Health in Angola and Baylor College ever program aimed at diagnosing, of Medicine International Pediatrics testing, and treating sickle cell AIDS Initiative (BIPAI) at Texas training conducted there for three disease in Angola. The program’s Children’s Hospital (based in the lab technicians and nearly 50 nurses goal is to reduce the effects of renowned Houston Medical Center in from the two main maternity units potentially fatal Sickle Cell Anemia the United States). in Luanda, Augusto Ngangula and (SCA) disease in Angola, providing Lucrécia Paím. About 150 babies earlier diagnosis of newborn babies The Angolan Ministry of are born in the units every day and who can subsequently receive Health provides the necessary through the program, new-born treatment. institutional support for execution infants there were screened for of the project. BIPAI contributes sickle cell disease. Angola has one of the world’s expertise, personnel training and highest rates of sickle cell disease. organizational capability. BIPAI In its first year of operation, the It is estimated that about 10,000 also is also recognized for its HIV/ program revealed that two percent children are born every year with the AIDS monitoring programs that are of the babies born In Luanda’s disease, adding to the nation’s high conducted in Angola and several two main maternity units were child mortality rate. United Nations other African countries. affected by sickle cell. Using tiny estimates are that 220 out of every blood samples collected from 1,000 children in Angola die before During the pilot phase of the 5,231 newborn babies in 2011, the age of five. initiative, a laboratory was screening led to testing for rehabilitated, furnished and 4,519 infants. Of those, 83 were The sickle cell initiative is solely equipped at the Pediatric Hospital diagnosed with sickle cell disease, funded by Chevron, and conducted David Bernardino in Luanda and and 30 babies received treatment.

2011 Corporate Responsibility Report | 7 Chevron Medical Director Ana Ruth Luis (left in the white coat) is personally engaged all of the company’s disease awareness programs.

Opening of a New Infant and Maternal Health Center in Cabinda

Angola is struggling Despite improvements throughout Additionally, the center provides Angola that are helping the nation women with access to counseling to keep up with the become stronger, child and maternal and screening for HIV and other mortality rates remain among the sexually transmitted diseases. problem of sickle cell highest in the world. disease and this Protocol Inauguration of Lucula Zenze To address the need for better Health Centers of Cooperation is a health care and education, Chevron significant advance in and its partners in Block 0 financed The new Lucula Zenze Health Center construction of the Cabinda Infant is a $3 million project financed by addressing this issue and Maternal Health Center in Chevron, its affiliates in Block 0 Cabinda City. The $8 million project, and Block 14, and the Provincial in Angola. initiated in 2010 and inaugurated Government of Cabinda. in 2011, has 12 monitoring beds and — Dr. José Van-Dúnem provides high-quality diagnosis The Center, a medical unit initiated Angola Minister of Health and treatment for malaria, acute in 2010 and inaugurated in 2011, diarrheal and respiratory diseases, benefits a population of more than and other illnesses among children 3,000 people, increasing access to under age five in Cabinda. health services in the Lucula-Zenze region’s Tando Zinze Commune, The center also provides family 41 miles (66 km) from Cabinda. planning, health, nutrition and sex The health center has a waiting education, routine vaccinations, room, reception, pharmacy, clinic, prophylaxis against malaria and treatment room, female and male anemia, appointments for pre- and infirmaries, pediatrics, delivery postnatal maternal care, follow-up room, operating room, laboratory, care of newborns in the first months emergency room, administrative of life, laboratory, and pharmacy area, office, kitchen, and dining services. room for nurses.

8 | Cabinda Gulf Oil Company Limited The Mandarim Health Post and Sul. In these provinces, about blood program meet the standards Nurses’ House are the first of their 400,000 children under age five and recommendations of the United kind in the area. Initiated in 2010 were vaccinated. Lunda Norte Nations World Health Organization with financing of $495,000 from and Lunda Sul received Chevron’s for blood screening in Africa. Chevron, its affiliates in Block 0 support in response to the Angolan and Block 14, and the Provincial government’s call to respond to a The goal of the annual $350,000 Government of Cabinda, the polio outbreak that affected the investment in the Safe Blood facilities were inaugurated in 2011. diamond producing region located Program is to ensure safe blood With capacity to serve 2,000 on the border with the Democratic transfusion services in Cabinda people, the health post includes Republic of Congo and Zambia. Province through the supply of a waiting room, reception area, consumables, equipment, and pharmacy, consulting room, Maintaining the Supply of capacity building of health workers. In 2011, more than 17,500 safe blood treatment room, and female Safety Blood and male infirmaries. The post transfusions were conducted in benefits members of the Tchiafi, For nearly 20 years, Chevron has . Mandarim, Thimbingo, Tungo, and provided systematic support to the Thississa fishing communities near Cabinda Blood Bank. Chevron, the The initiative provided training in CABGOC’s Malongo operations Ministry of Health, the Safe Blood the appropriate handling and use base. The project demonstrated Foundation of Africa (SBFA), and the of blood to 35 physicians from the company’s commitment to Centers for Disease Control (CDC), 11 provinces of Angola including improve the living standards of the agreed to establish a partnership Luanda, Bengo, Cabinda, Benguela, fishermen and their families. to help enhance the current Safe Malange, Bié, Kuando Kubango, Blood program in Cabinda Province Moxico, Namibe, Uige, and Zaire, Continuing the Effort to and expand capacity-building and trained 50 Lab technicians Eradicate Wild Polio Virus initiatives country-wide. These and nurses in blood screening and efforts are helping the national transfusions. CABGOC and its partners in Block 0 and 14 worked with national health authorities, UNICEF and social partners to help eradicate the poliomyelitis in Angola following a major outbreak of the virus in 2010. In addition to supporting regular polio vaccination campaigns in 2011, CABGOC distributed 40 Solar Photovoltaic refrigerators, 82 electric/gas refrigerators, 242 cold boxes, and 912 vaccine carriers to the provincial health directorships in Cabinda, Lunda Norte, and Lunda Mandarim Health Post in Cabinda Province

Water supply tank at the Mandarim Health Post Chevron provides fresh water to several communities in Cabinda Province.

2011 Corporate Responsibility Report | 9 Spreading the Message of Healthy Living In Social Partnership with Angolan Singer Yola Semedo

As an artist, I will always be willing to contribute to the development of Angolans.

— Singer Yola Semedo

For the second consecutive year, “With this initiative,” she Multicaixa machines throughout Angolan singer Yola Semedo joined explained, “Chevron continues to Angola. About 6 million people visit with CABGOC and its partners to contribute to the efforts of the ATM machines every month. promote the company’s health Angolan government aimed at awareness programs in Angola. the improvement of the country’s In 2011, Chevron again participated Across the nation, the popular health sector, while helping to raise in the worldwide activities marking artist provided her image and awareness of the need for people to Malaria, Breast Cancer and World voice participating in a series of have healthier lifestyles.” AIDS days. Yola was a part of the awareness events, initiatives, and events organized in partnership with advertising campaigns in the battles Since the social partnership Belas Shopping and the Ministry of against malaria, HIV/AIDS, and began in April 2010, Semedo has Health in Luanda, and the Cabinda breast cancer. participated in awareness activities Provincial Health Department in for World Malaria Day, HIV AIDS Luanda and at CABGOC’s Malongo “Chevron believes that awareness and Breast Cancer sponsored operations base. The events focused and information are the keys to by Chevron in Luanda, Cabinda, on health education and disease preventing and fighting these Huambo, and Bié provinces. She prevention and reached more than diseases. The partnership with Yola has helped to mobilize and more 5,000 people. Semedo takes advantage of her than 35,000 people at events in good public image and acceptance armed forces quarters, hospitals, to ensure that our message highly populated markets, shopping reaches more effectively and centers, and other venues. Chevron comprehensively to communities supported intensive media and throughout Angola,” said Eunice social marketing print and radio de Carvalho, Chevron Policy, campaigns with her image and Government and Public Affairs health messages. The campaign General Manager. included messages on ATM

10 | Cabindaabinda GulfGulf OilOil CompanyCompany LimitedLimited “Angola Encanta” participants and Chevron social ambassador Yola Semedo were engaged in the company’s HIV/AIDS national awareness campaign.

Reaching a National Audience with the Messages of Health

Fighting HIV/AIDS against HIV/AIDS. The partnership Nacional de Luta Contra o Sida also produced galas and other (INLS), the workshop was held in CABGOC remains committed to events related to “Angola Encanta” Luanda, attended by 400 health supporting the government’s efforts including a visit to Pequena professionals from all Angola’s 18 to combat HIV/AIDS, providing Semente orphanage, an institution provinces. support to those infected and supported by Chevron. Chevron’s affected by the pandemic disease Social Programs ambassador, singer In Cabinda, CABGOC also worked through funding, awareness Yola Semedo, met the contestants to prevent mother-to-child campaigns, volunteer work, during a workshop session in transmission of HIV. Chevron and its and donating consumables and Luanda where she shared words of Block 0 partners donated powdered other goods. advice about her experiences and milk and a vehicle to the Maria encouraged them to be role models Imaculada HIV Voluntary Counseling From July through September 2011, in supporting HIV/AIDS awareness. and Testing Center in Cabinda Chevron collaborated with TPA2 (a The final “Angola Encanta” program (estimated value of this donation is public TV station) and its musical featured a video about Chevron’s $ 140,000). More than 200 babies television show contest “Angola corporate responsibility programs. It from HIV-positive mothers received Encanta” to heighten awareness highlighted the impact of Chevron’s milk supplements two times each of HIV/AIDS prevention. “Angola social programs in Angola and month. This support helps prevent Encanta” is a program much like reinforced partnership in health HIV transmission through breast the internationally popular show awareness programs. feeding, and contributes to sound “Idol.” Young contestants and nutritional status in children of HIV their professors appeared on In 2011, as part of its commitment positive mothers. “Angola Encanta” wearing t-shirts to support Angola’s effort in the with prevention messages and fight against HIV AIDS, Chevron In addition, Chevron organized a shared personal stories about sponsored a workshop on Angola’s Christmas party for the Center awareness and best practices national HIV AIDS strategic providing toys to children of HIV plan. Organized by the Instituto positive mothers.

2011 Corporate Responsibility Report | 11 Yola Semedo reaches the audience with the malaria awareness message at an event at Lombo-Lombo Health Center in Cabinda.

“Rolling Back” Malaria lasting insecticide impregnated bed Action Chevron promoted an mosquito nets and rapid test and intensive breast cancer awareness Chevron continues to support the diagnosis kits. campaign in Huambo and Cabinda. government’s efforts to battle The campaign was conducted in malaria and its deadly effects. The In 2011, Chevron also donated of partnership with the local provincial company and its partners sponsored 1,500 impregnated bed nets to governments and the Fundação major malaria awareness campaigns women in August Ngangula and Mulher Contra o Cancro da Mama and donated nine microscopes and Lucrecia Paim. (Women Against Breast Cancer other consumables for diagnosis at Foundation). the pediatric hospital of Malange, Lombo-Lombo health center in Focusing on Breast Cancer Awareness Chevron employees attended Cabinda, August Ngangula and awareness events at the company’s Lucrecia Paim maternities, and In observance of the Breast Cancer Luanda and Malongo clinics and Samba health center in Luanda, as Awareness International Day of company offices. well as nearly 10,000 long-lasting insecticide-impregnated bed mosquito nets and rapid test and diagnosis kits. These items were distributed at activities in Cabinda and Luanda attended by more than 2,000 people and featuring singer Yola Semedo.

The campaign also donated nine microscopes and other consumables for diagnosis were distributed at the pediatric hospital of Malange, Lombo-Lombo health center in Cabinda, and Samba health center in Luanda. In Cabinda, Kwanza Norte, Malange, and Luanda, CABGOC conducted information sessions and distributed more than 8,000 long-

12 | Cabinda Gulf Oil Company Limited Approximately 5,000 people attended the breast cancer awareness events in Cabinda and Huambo.

Chevron is a very Supporting the Fight Against Tuberculosis important partner In Cabinda province, Chevron donated medicines and laboratory and X-ray equipment for the diagnosis and treatment of tuberculosis (TB). Since for the Breast Cancer 2001, Chevron’s contribution has provided for all of the support that the TB Foundation and its role diagnosis and treatment program receives in Cabinda. has been crucial for In March, on World Day Against Tuberculosis, the company provided the Luanda Sanatorium with mosquito nets, LCD televisions (as well as satellite the work that we have television subscription for one year), refrigerators, microwave ovens, and done in Huambo and toys for hospitalized children. Nearly 1,200 patients benefited from these donations, including 30 orphaned children suffering from TB and HIV. This Cabinda provinces. I donation builds on previous years’ support that Chevron has provided to the Luanda Sanatorium Hospital, which also included the donation of mosquito invite other national and nets and other essential supplies. international companies to follow Chevron’s example in the fight against cancer.

— Wanda Freire, President Fundação Mulher Contra o Cancroa d Mama

Chevron’s Luanda Clinic Supervisor Dr. Carlos Gonçalves (right) presented toys donated by the company for hospitalized children at the Luanda Sanatorium.

2011 Corporate Responsibility Report | 13 Continuing to Strive for Educational Excellence

In 2011, Chevron and its partners invested over $7 million in the education sector, benefitting more than 300,000 people Goal throughout the country. Help expand access to quality primary, Creating Learning Spaces for Children secondary, and tertiary education. In our efforts to support Angolan education programs and increase enrollment rates, CABGOC and our partners invested in constructing and furnishing schools in Angola.

Buco Zau School Colégio das Irmas Doroteias training (plastic, visual art and music education). The program aligns CABGOC completed construction The rehabilitation of the Missionary with the Ministry of Education’s of a new school in the community of College Colégio das Irmas Doroteias Angolan National Teachers Training Buco Zau, Cabinda. The $3.6 million in is a project Master Plan and is conducted with facility, which will be inaugurated funded by CABGOC and its Block the support of UNICEF. Trainees in 2012, will serve more than 14 partners. This $1.6 million received more than 150 training 1,400 students (with classes project will restore the facility’s hours, four months of skills split into three daily sessions), 15 classrooms and administrative application, and thesis defense has 14 classrooms equipped with offices, laboratories, vocational evaluation. The two-year, $1 million furniture and supplies, as well as training rooms, and a multi- program has directly benefited administrative offices, library, purpose sports area. Inauguration nearly 500 teachers across Angola. canteen, playground, and will take place in 2012. More than services area. 650 students will benefit from the Aprenda Brincando renovation. São José do Cluny School In 2011, CABGOC continued its Improved Teaching and support for the competitive quiz CABGOC and its partners in Block Learning Opportunities program “Aprenda Brincando,” with 0 continued construction and an annual investment of $80,000. furnishing of a primary school and Chevron believes the most The interactive radio program, teachers’ residence located in the important elements in a good conducted in partnership with the community of Viana in Luanda. The education are inspired teaching and Provincial Directorate of Education $3.2 million facility will serve about high quality learning opportunities. in Cabinda and Radio Cabinda, 2,000 young and adult students. The promotes learning outside the school’s construction was 70 percent In 2010, CABGOC signed a bilateral traditional classroom environment complete in 2011, with completion agreement with the Bureau through interschool radio debate scheduled in June 2012. In addition d’Ingenierie en Education sessions on various themes. About to classrooms, the school has an et Formation (BIEF) to train 1,280 students participated during administrative area, a storage space, supervisors and school the 32 weeks of the broadcast. canteen, two multi-purpose outdoor administrators in school Participants in grades two through fields, and a social area. management, supervision, nine represented 34 schools in pedagogical assistance, Cabinda. administration, and competency

14 | Cabinda Gulf Oil Company Limited Cabinda Scholarship Program In 2011, CABGOC and its partners in Block 0 launched the third edition of the Cabinda Scholarship program. The objective of this program is to increase the quality of education for future professionals who will participate in Cabinda’s economic development.

The program, which began in 2009 in Cabinda for students attending the Universidade Privada de Angola (UPRA) and Universidade Lusíadas de Angola (ULA), plays an Since 2009, Chevron and its partners have provided tuition for 60 high-performing students from Cabinda. important role in the development of human resources in the province of Cabinda. The program pays university fees and provides incentives for students to perform with distinction. In 2011, 60 students took part in the program, 25 of whom are new recipients.

To each university, Chevron also donated 15 computers, 15 projection systems, a network printer, and a copy machine with scanner to provide a better learning environment for the students. Chevron provided several universities in Cabinda with IT equipment and supplies.

The Writing Contest The main objective of the Writing Contest sponsored by CABGOC is to promote writing and literacy skills among school children in local public primary schools. The contest requires students in the fourth through sixth grades to write a short text. Those in the first through third grades participate in a reading aloud contest to encourage young children to learn to write well early in their education.

In 2011, the contest was implemented in 10 public primary schools from the provinces of Cabinda, Huambo and Luanda. More than 2,500 children participated in the contest; prizes included more than 1,000 didactic books and 24 laptop computers. The estimated total project cost is $60,000. Young students from three provinces participated in the Writing Contest.

2011 Corporate Responsibility Report | 15 Growing the Economy and Building Capacity

Strengthening Business through the “Tuende tu Vuba” Program Goal Promote economic The project focuses primarily on reducing fishing operational costs, diversification through improving profitability, and establishing better relationships between agriculture and fisheries Chevron and the fishing communities. programs. Through the program, Chevron conducts regular dialogue with fishermen, continuously reassessing and responding to the needs and priorities of fishing association members. As a result of this approach, fishermen and Chevron have become better partners. The program facilitates access to credit, fishing equipment, and operations supplies such as fuel and ice. A fishermen-owned, privately managed fuel pump was installed in Lombo-Lombo as a result of an open competitive contracting process. Fishermen now have easier (and more reliable) access to fuel, allowing them to increase their catch and profits by fishing beyond traditional areas in shallow waters. A credit system was established with commercial bank Banco de Poupança e Crédito (BPC). Approximately 480 women fish traders received loans totaling approximately $500,000. In addition, 128 members of the northern Cabinda fishermen association (AVOPESC) received credit from BPC totaling about $160,000. In addition, the Tuende tu Vuba program established a fishermen-owned, privately managed workshop for quick repair of fishing boat engines. The workshop ensures local capacity for repairing boat engines at an affordable cost through skilled industrial mechanics operating the workshop as a micro-enterprise. With this shop, fishermen can save up to 30 percent on the cost of repairs and other supplies. The program has assisted a total of 3,500 beneficiaries. Moving Ahead with the Integrated Agriculture Project

The goal of the Integrated Agriculture Project, which started in 2008, is to promote more sustainable production and commercialization systems for crops including banana, cassava, Irish potatoes, and sweet potatoes. The project incorporates applied research, production, processing, marketing, and capacity-building, to promote more demand-driven production. In 2011, the project focused primarily on helping farmers increase income by producing and processing the orange fleshed sweet potato (OFSP). In coming years, the project hopes to advance processing of cassava and banana, and produce improved “made in Angola” Irish potato varieties. In addition, 120 agronomy students from the Faculty of Agronomic Sciences in Huambo have been working on OFSP research either for final degree projects, or as part of day-to-day applied research. The Tuende tu Vuba program provided training for Overall, the project has assisted 42,617 families. entrepreneurs including Isabel Meno Casimiro.

16 | Cabinda Gulf Oil Company Limited I will still sell fish to keep my regular customers, and with the shop, I will sell food stuffs to neighbors and have a more reliable source of income.

— Isabel Meno Casimiro Building a Successful Enterprise Step-by-Step

Isabel Meno Casimiro is a successful by leaving her younger sister to entrepreneur as a result of training run the family’s established fish she received through Tuende tu business. Together, they generated Vuba. She began training in credit sufficient revenue to repay the loan and entrepreneurship in November and Isabel received another $2,000, 2010, and within five months the second cycle of her micro credit received a $1,000 micro credit loan loan. To expand and diversify her from BPC community bank. Having business, she invested the profits in sold fish since the age of 10, the a small shop. When she receives the 33-year old mother of five children third cycle of her loan, $3,000, she used the loan to buy shrimp and plans to purchase merchandise for squid in Point Noir. She retained the shop. her fish trade customers in Cabinda

With a loan, training and family involvement, Isabel Meno Casimiro (left) built her business and has plans for expansion.

2011 Corporate Responsibility Report || 1717 BAIMicro Finanças (BMF) opened a new branch of the bank in Cabinda. Promoting Enterprise Development

Cabinda Business Reference Center Goal During the 2011 pilot phase BAI Micro Finanças (BMF) Provide dynamic business (conducted by program implementer support for small and Raizcorp), investment of $350,000 Growth continues for BAIMicro medium enterprise was allocated to three areas: Finanças (BMF), the micro finance development. enterprise work force improvement; institution formerly known as business planning for emerging NovoBanco. Established by Chevron opportunities; and advisory and and other donors in 2004, Chevron coaching fees. Over the course of maintains a 7.02 percent share the year, the business reference of BMF. BMF has net assets of center assisted 13 businesses with $117.2 million, and in 2011, released start-up and expansion. over $51.7 million in credit to 1,652 clients. The majority of loan Six training opportunities for recipients are entrepreneurs of entrepreneurs provided information small and medium size enterprises. on potential business products The bank provided services to and services, overview of business 68,830 clients at 15 branches practices, marketing, and finance. located in five provinces. In the first The center received 81 applications half of 2011, with direct Chevron from new small business owners for support, BMF inaugurated a new training opportunities in 2012. branch in Cabinda. BMF plans to open three more bank branches in 2012, including one in Soyo, location of the Angola LNG plant.

18 | Cabinda Gulf Oil Company Limited Everything Changed

At Cubito, a restaurant in the highly populated neighborhood of São Paulo in Luanda, customers come and go at a fast pace… but it wasn’t always that way, according to owner Maria Julia; there were times when the business would see very few customers. “I needed to do something, but just did not know what, so I was becoming increasingly frustrated,” she explained.

Employees of Maria Julia are local residents who work at her restaurant and motel in the neighborhood of São Paulo in Luanda. Encouraged by media advertising, she knocked on I encourage every small and medium business holder the doors of a few banks in an attempt to raise funds to to try a credit with BMF. It never hurts to try. refurbish the restaurant and hire staff, but interest rates — Maria Julia were high and she couldn’t meet the requirements to access credit. Then she learned Entrepreneurship Curriculum More Success for CAMEHA about Banco Bai MicroFinancas Development Program Bakery and Students (BMF) where she applied for her first loan in 2004. Since In 2010, Chevron contributed A bakery at the Center for then, she has received four $1 million to a project to introduce Orphans and Abandoned Young loans totaling $40,000. entrepreneurship as a subject Girls (CAMEHA) is proving to be a in secondary schools of Angola. catalyst for educational success. “Everything changed,” she Conducted by the United A decade ago, Chevron supported said, “with the positive impact Nations Industrial Development construction, technical and the bank had on my business Organization (UNIDO) and the coaching assistance to create the and private life.” Ministry of Education, Chevron bakery…and now, in 2011, for the added $75,000 in additional third consecutive year, Chevron’s She opened a motel alongside support during 2011 for the financial support was no longer her restaurant and expanded program’s communication plan. needed—because the bakery from four employees to 15, generated revenues to cover working in the restaurant and The curriculum promotes operations and maintenance, as well the motel. entrepreneurial culture and skills as additional profit to help support among youth, building a foundation CAMEHA’s school. “I hadn’t considered myself a that enables a sustainable and businesswoman, but now I do.” dynamic private sector. The For the first time in the bakery’s entrepreneurship program is now history, five girls from the center Revenues in 2011 were about implemented in 45 schools in nine have become university students. $300,000 (about 30 million provinces. More than 800 students are kwanzas) and profits nearly enrolled at the center’s school $72,000 (about 7.2 million 6,361 students (39 percent female), from the surrounding community; kwanzas). With the profits, were enrolled in the program in 2011. attendance has significantly she says, she can reinvest In addition, more than 100 teachers improved from a dropout rate of the money and support local were trained in entrepreneurship 26 percent in 2007, to less than schools. teaching methodologies. 12 percent in 2011.

2011 Corporate Responsibility Report | 19 Strengthening Government and Civil Society

Chevron and its partners invest in capacity-building programs to support the efforts made by the local authorities in Goal implementing reconstruction programs that improve Build the capacity of civil government and civil service delivery. institutions to improve the quality of services rendered to communities. for 700 students, and inauguration Municipal of 12 water points that benefit Development more than 7,000 people in Choloanga, Huambo, , and Program (MDP) Bie. MDP inaugurated micro social The Public Finance and Budget infrastructure projects, including Management manual includes case Chevron and partner USAID two primary schools, one day care studies based on Angolan laws continue to support municipal and center, and 12 water wells. and regulations to guide municipal communal administrations to reach administrations’ staff to better the poorest and most vulnerable manage public budgets and improve communities through creation of Publications to fiscal responsibility. The faculty of Municipal Integrated Development Guide Municipal Law at Agostinho Neto University Programs to Combat Rural Poverty. of Angola now uses the manual in During 2011, MDP trained 34 Administrators and its post-graduate programs. The Area Development Organizations manual, which has been approved (ADOs)—almost 800 people were Teach Law Students by the Ministry of Finance and trained in subjects including, Ministry of Territory Administration primary health care, savings, and As part of Chevron’s commitment through the Instituto de Formação budget. More than 500 people to support the government’s da Administração Local, is a result of benefited from literacy programs decentralization process at the Chevron, USAID and CARE funding in Cabinda, , and municipal level, MDP published and contributions for the project. Andulo. Micro projects conducted two manuals — Public Finance and through MDP included rehabilitation Budget Management, and Integrated More than 300 copies of Integrated of a primary school with capacity Development Planning. Development Planning were distributed to municipalities in Angola. Integrated development planning is a systematic economic and social planning process at the municipal level that brings together communities and local authorities to define priorities and solutions for municipal development.

The Municipal Development Program supports creation of inviting spaces for children at primary schools and day care centers.

20 | Cabinda Gulf Oil Company Limited Advancing Capacity through Literacy Cabinda Municipal Comunidades English as a Second Library Amigas de Leitura Language (ESL)

CABGOC invested nearly $310,000 In 2011, CABGOC signed an Chevron and its Block 0 partners in the Cabinda Municipal Library, agreement with Africare to donated $45,000 to support a the province’s oldest cultural implement a project in Cacuso, program to expand and improve reference, which officially reopened Malange province, which serves the quality of English teaching skills on UNESCO International World an estimated 32,000 people. This in Cabinda. Through a partnership Audiovisual Heritage Day in October agreement, funded by Chevron with the US Embassy in Angola, 2011. CABGOC donated more and its Block 0 partners, gives life the Instituto Superior de Ciências than 2,300 titles, an electronic to a program to establish small da Educação – Cabinda (ISCED) security system, and provided libraries and IT centers in rural receives technical support from a custom designed training communities, donating books and Georgetown University in the United program for the librarians. The basic equipment, annual reading States to enhance the skills of donation also included furniture, activities, training for library future ESL teachers. The program two photocopiers, two printers, 10 managers, and training for local is expected to benefit more than computers, air conditioners, and an technicians. 30,000 students in Cabinda five internet switch for a cyber café that years after implementation. helps generate income to support the basic expenses of the library. The donation also included a 50 KVA power generator. The library has the capacity to serve about 300,000 community members and students.

For the benefit of more than 2,000 students, Chevron donated about 360 books and a library security system to the Geophysics Department of the Agostinho Neto University Faculty of Science in Luanda.

2011 Corporate Responsibility Report | 21 At the Oscar Ribas school, Diane Watson, wife of Chevron Chairman and CEO John Watson presented Angola’s National Director for Social Care Domingos Torres Júnior with Braille machines contributed by Chevron.

Books and Donation of Braille Equipment

Computers for Adding to the donation Chevron made in 2010, the company provided Two Universities 100 Braille machines, five printers with acoustic boxes, 10 maintenance kits, and 200 boxes of Braille printing paper to the Ministry of Education. The As part of CABGOC’s commitment National Institute for Special Education distributed the equipment to special to strengthening the capacity of education schools in 10 provinces. CABGOC supports the institute’s goal to Angolan public universities, the strengthen the institutional capacity of special education schools in Angola, company and its partners donated as well as to minimize the challenges that these public education institutions more than 360 books and a library face in accessing Braille equipment. security system to the Geophysics department of the Agostinho Neto University Faculty of Science in Luanda. This donation will benefit more than 2,000 students.

In Cabinda, the partners donated computers, software, books and a library security system to the 11 de Novembro University Economics and Medical faculty libraries for the benefit of about 2,000 students and lecturers.

Students of Oscar Ribas school welcomed visitors who came to show the company’s support for the importance of quality special education.

22 | Cabinda Gulf Oil Company Limited Support for Those in Need

CABGOC supports the children of Pequena Semente Orphange with basic needs and the joys of childhood at holiday time.

Each year CABGOC donates to the number of landmines. After training, Pequena Semente Orphanage to Kimbo Liombembwa the teachers educate community cover basic needs of the children. members — especially children — to Chevron and its partners in Block This donation provides food, reduce the risk of mine-related 14 contributed $500,000 to clothing, medical assistance, and accidents. Kimbo Liombembwa, a non-profit educational supplies. organization that sends children In 2011, CABGOC donated $15,000 to Germany for medical treatment. The company provided additional to support the program. Since the The funds also were used to begin funds to build a fence to guarantee program’s inception in 2010, more construction of a center that will the security and safety of nearly than 250 teachers, 17 community accommodate travelling children 150 underprivileged children who leaders, and nearly 60,000 with special medical needs, both live at the charitable institution. students have been involved with before their departure and upon Chevron also provided a six month the program. return from Germany following supply of food baskets with essential specialized medical treatment. items, and organized a Christmas Other institutions benefiting from The contribution also helps the party that included toy donations Chevron donations include: organization cover costs for food for the children. and sustaining medical care. This yy SEAKA – Uma Sopa – Um Pão contribution adds to the $400,000 (Luanda) FUNDANGA Foundation Chevron also provided annual donation Chevron and its partners (Bengo) food assistance to 12 Catholic made in 2009. Charity institutions responsible yy Agostinho Neto Foundation for more than 560 orphans and (Bengo) underprivileged children in Cabinda. Teacher Training in yy Jardim Infantil Canata (Benguela) The company supported Renascer e Crescer orphanage, and the Home Mine Risk Education yy CETEO – Centro de Estudos for Abandoned Girls in Luanda Teológicos of the United also benefited from Chevron and The Mine Advisory Group (MGA) Methodist Church its partners’ annual assistance with delivers the Teacher Training in Mine yy Igreja Metodista Unida – Dondo, food and other essential supplies. Risk Education (MRE) program to Kwanza Norte train teachers who live in communities with a high yy Mukengeji Project

2011 Corporate Responsibility Report | 23 Making a Difference Through Volunteering

The boys at learned a lot from the safety tool box discussion. We talked about hazards and how to load and move the new furniture safely.

— Victor Gonçalves Major Capital Projects HES representative

The CABGOC Volunteer Opportunities Program allows employees including (top) Franklin Mendes, (middle left) Claudia Veiga and (middle bottom) António Martinho the chance to contribute to the quality of life for youngsters in Cabinda and Malembo.

In 2011, the CABGOC Volunteer In addition to donating goods and Opportunities Program focused its assembling structures. Chevron efforts on education and support for employees are also mentors. At orphanages in Cabinda province. Chevron, safety is a top priority; employees trained the youngsters to At the Malembo Girls Orphanage, help make their home incident-free. volunteers set up a library with maps and a computer. “The boys at Malembo learned a lot from the safety tool box discussion. The Malembo Boys Orphanage, We talked about hazards and how Landana Boys Orphanage, Cabinda to load and move the new furniture Female Orphanage, and Betania safely,” noted Victor Gonçalves, Orphanage volunteers provided Major Capital Projects HES goods including bed frames, representative. “It meant a lot to the mattresses, lamps, bedding, bedside boys that they were able to help with tables, lockers, chairs, blinds, the furniture moving after learning refrigerators, and laptop computers. how to do it safely.”

“These mattresses will make a “Today the children are absolutely huge difference at our orphanage,” astonished at what was said Padre Jose Ndoche of the accomplished,” said Ambrosio Landana Boys Orphanage. “The Lusuekikio, CVOP’s chairman in old mattresses really needed to Malongo. “It’s wonderful to see so be replaced. We appreciate the many Chevron employee volunteers donation and say ‘God Bless You’ to get involved in the work we do to those who helped make it happen.” make a meaningful difference in the lives of these children.”

24 | Cabinda Gulf Oil Company Limited Maps provided by Chevron volunteers opened a window on the world for girls in Malembo.

It’s wonderful to see so many Chevron employee volunteers get involved in the work we do to make a meaningful difference in the lives of these children.

— Ambrosio Lusuekikio CVOP’s chairman in Malongo

Sports

Chevron and all of the partners in Block 0 and 14 provided $1 million each to help support Sporting Club de Cabinda and Atlético do Namibe Football Club. The support reinforces the teams’ institutional capacity and provides the necessary logistic support for their participation at the Premier League of the National Soccer Championship (Girabola). The Girabola involves the participation of 16 teams from various provinces nationwide. The best players are selected to join the national team that competes in international events such as the African Nations Cup.

In addition, as part of its Youth and Sports promotion commitment, in 2011, Chevron also funded the purchase of sports equipment for 24 schools in Cabinda that participated in the annual football tournament program. Sports are an important part of life in Angola

2011 Corporate Responsibility Report | 25 Operational Excellence, Safety, and Environmental Stewardship

CABGOC Transitions Emergency Services at Cabinda Airport Goal Protecting people and Since 1996, Chevron had provided Implementation of the transition the environment in all services at the Cabinda airport for plan took almost eight months Chevron operations — prevention and protection against and included training in Luanda incidents, and for emergency and Zaire for 17 firefighters from onshore, offshore and in response. But in 2011, Chevron, the Cabinda. Participants learned the communities where Empresa Nacional de Exploração rescue techniques, fire suppression, we work . de Aeroportos e Navegação Aérea protection from exposure to fires, (ENANA), the Provincial Delegation assistance during life-threatening of the Ministry of Interior, and the situations, and accident response. response. Our partnership may Department of Health completed expand to other areas identified by an integrated transition plan to At the handover ceremony, Artur both parties, such as Motor Vehicles transfer all of the activities to local Custódio, then Chevron Health, Safety, where the Chevron program emergency response teams. Now, a Environment and Safety Manager Arrive Alive should save lives in the permanent municipal team provides said, “It is in Chevron’s interest roads.” emergency response services and to continue cooperating with the safety assistance to passengers and Cabinda Fire Brigade to enhance During the ceremony, Chevron aircraft at the Cabinda airport. their technical and professional donated a firefighting truck and skills in the different areas of additional supplies and equipment intervention and emergency to the Fire Department of Cabinda.

At Cabinda Airport, a highly trained, permanent municipal team now provides emergency response services and safety assistance for passengers and aircraft.

26 | Cabinda Gulf Oil Company Limited Road Safety Program in Cabinda

Chevron’s Arrive Alive program, initially designed for Chevron employees, contractors and their families, has been expanded. Chevron funded a national awareness campaign in 2009 in partnership with the National Directorate of Road and Traffic (Direcção Nacional de Viação e Trânsito, or DNVT). The Angola road safety program focused on the importance of preventing injuries and fatalities by using child seat restraints and seat belts, and by not driving while under the influence of alcohol or using a cell phone. The campaign featured radio, television, and print messages about road safety for drivers, passengers, and pedestrians, and led to the introduction of the current national Road Safety Code in Angola, but traffic- related incidents remain one of the main causes of death in Angola.

In 2011, Chevron continued to support the campaign by donating to Cabinda road safety equipment worth $150,000 (including alcohol meter kits, speed laser guns, road signs, and a speed-indicator trailer). The company committed an additional $280,000 for a pedestrian awareness and accident prevention campaign in Luanda.

The Angolan government is rehabilitating and expanding old roads, and building some new ones, highlighting the importance of road safety awareness in construction areas. Safe driving tips were displayed prominently during the campaign. Water and Solar Lights

As part of its commitment to improve the livelihood of the communities around its Malongo operations base, CABGOC improved access to potable water for rural families living in Mpuela and Tchiafi benefiting nearly 1,000 people. In the municipality of Cabinda Province, a pilot project to install 20 solar-powered light posts benefited nearly 600 people.

The Ambiente Angola 2011 Fair was held in May in Luanda. This joint effort by the Ministry of Environment, Feira Internacional de Luanda (FIL), and IIR Exhibitions gathered 102 exhibitors from several countries.

At CABGOC’s exhibition stand, specialists from the Health Environment and Safety Department, provided information on the company’s internal practices for preserving the fauna and marine species in its areas of operation.

Among Chevron’s initiatives to preserve the environment are various projects aimed at eliminating routine gas flaring. The projects that re-inject excess natural gas into reservoirs resulted in a reduction of natural gas flaring by 70 million cubic feet of gas per day in 2011. Beyond the environmental benefits, the projects helped fulfill a commitment Chevron made to the Angolan government to reduce flaring. They also allow the company to create commercial value CABGOC’s Health, Environment and Safety Manager Manuel Graça de Deus welcomed Angola’s today while conserving natural gas for Minister of Environment Fátima Jardim to the company’s booth at the Environment Fair 2011. the future.

2011 Corporate Responsibility Report | 27 Build and Sustain Our World-Class Workforce in Angola

Angolanization Goal For Chevron, Angolanization is a continuous process of development for our Recruit, train, retain, employees and leaders, as well as the recruitment and training of Angolan and advance the highest talent. Since 2005, the number of CABGOC’s Angolan national employees quality workforce in the has grown by 697 people. In 2011, Angolans comprised 88 percent of oil and gas industry in CABGOC’s total workforce — 76 percent in professional and supervisory Angola. roles, with 45 Angolans on international assignment. From 2005 to 2011, CABGOC has increased the size of its total workforce from 2,893 to 3,556.

In 2011 Chevron participated in job fairs in Lisbon, Luanda, and Cape Town, and completed a successful recruiting effort in 2011; this past year, the company hired 80 new employees and placed nine people in internships. Beginning April 2012, 163 new employees will replace retiring employees or begin work on the major capital project Mafumeira Sul.

Horizons is the company’s training program for employees with fewer than five years of experience. There were 187 participants in the program by the end of 2011. In Chevron’s Pathways program for experienced employees, a total of 372 participants focused on competency acceleration in functional groups and grade levels of the most strategic impact.

Heatlh, Environment and Safety Manager Manuel Graça de Deus, Joint Ventures Manager Djidi-Ana Diarra and Medical Director Ana Ruth Luis, all members of the CABGOC leadership team, gathered during a presentation event for recipients of the company’s highest recognition for safety performance — the Zero Is Attainable award.

28 | Cabinda Gulf Oil Company Limited Human Resources Through the Eyes of a Leader

Based at CABGOC’s headquarters in Luanda, Irene Graca is Human Resources Director of Chevron’s South Africa Strategic Business Unit.

“I am an example of Angolanization. after, we have 50 percent of the Angolanization is a passion Executive Board Angolanized. That that we have, as any other oil is, our board is made up of seven company at this time. And when expatriates and seven Angolans. I say passion, I mean that we not only embrace the Angolanization We are very proud of the progress process having numbers in mind, we are making. But if you ask me we embrace Angolanization in order whether there is still much to do, to attract employees and keep of course there is. The aim is to them, developing them within the continue to do more, not looking at company so that they eventually the Angolanization process itself, reach those positions that are key to but to continue with our philosophy our company. of employee development.

When we talk about Angolanization, We provide training at all levels. we talk about the development of We have an employee training our own employees, our leaders. center at our operations in Today we look back, and ten years Malongo, Cabinda that meets our development needs. We believe in training and that is why we have the training center itself, with our own teachers. All day long, we have basic English courses, technical courses in operational areas, and at the same time we have training related individual performance development. Our corporation also has specific programs which are adapted for our local business unit, such as leadership forums and other activities. Our training is not part of graduation like a school. It is part of individual career paths. Within Chevron, one of the things that we can be proud of is that we have promotion systems that provide career moves and we keep workers motivated and encouraged.”

Classes at CABGOC’s Malongo, Cabinda training center include emphasis on English language learning as well as training in areas of terminal and platform operation.

2011 Corporate Responsibility Report || 29 Celebrating Diversity and African Unity

Within Chevron in Angola, we support employees interested in reaching out to others. Thousands of employees are members of our employee networks and affinity groups. These groups are active in mentoring, employee development, recruitment, sports activities, donations, volunteering, public service, community outreach, and cultural awareness.

During 2011, networks such as the Chevron Southern Africa Strategic Business Unit (SASBU) Women’s Network, the CABGOC Volunteer Opportunities Program, Sports Committee, Toastmasters group and XYZ Network sponsored several events. The Health Peer Educators group is engaged in the company’s health awareness activities against malaria, HIV/AIDS and breast cancer by attending and supporting both internal and external events. Participants at a breast cancer event in Huambo

To commemorate “Africa Day” on the occasion of the establishment of the Organization of African Unity (OAU) in 1963 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, CABGOC celebrated with a colorful and warm ceremony at the company’s Chicala headquarters. The event was organized by the SASBU Women’s Network and brought together hundreds of employees of various nationalities.

A main attraction at the event was Kilandukilu, one of Angola’s most well known traditional dance troupes. The celebration matched Chevron’s deeply rooted diversity culture, which allows employees from around the world to embrace the cultures and habits of other countries as their own. Spreading the message of HIV/AIDS awareness at an event in Belas Shopping, Luanda Using Radio to Reach the Cabinda Community – “Juntos com a Comunidade”

Chevron produces a radio program called “Juntos com a Comunidade,” which means “Together with the Community.” The 30-minute program is broadcast throughout Cabinda province on Wednesday afternoons every- other week. The program provides residents with information on the most significant achievements of CABGOC and its partners in Blocks 0 and 14. Content focuses on social responsibility programs in health, education, environment, agriculture, and promotion of small and medium enterprises.

The radio show encourages public discourse by giving a voice to Chevron, the project beneficiaries, and local authorities. The radio program is In Malange, a large audience for a Malaria available for downloading at www.chevroninangola.com. awareness event

30 | Cabinda Gulf Oil Company Limited Employees at CABGOC headquarters in the Chicala area of Luanda highlighted diversity and fashion during “Africa Day 2011.”

2011 Corporate Responsibility Report | 31 CABGOC Medical Director Dr. Ana Ruth offered mosquito protection to a young family during one of the many malaria awareness events sponsored by the company in 2011.

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